After rebirth, my wealthy ex-husband pushed me against the wall and kissed me

For some reason, the feeling of emptiness made Jiang Huai's heart hurt as if it was stung by something, as if this was the last time they would meet.

How can it be!

Feeling that he was overthinking, he shook his head to get rid of the inexplicable thoughts and sadness in his mind.

"Master, the princess from the sea has left." Thinking that Jiang Huai didn't know, the nearby bodyguard reminded him.

Hearing the words "Princess of the Sea", Jiang Huai's eyes flashed with tenderness, "I know."

He turned back to the room, and when he was about to close the door, he whispered, "Ask the old man to come over for dinner tonight."

Hearing this, the bodyguard was stunned. His sunglasses slipped down because of surprise. It took him a second to react and he responded excitedly, "Yes!"

at night.

Fifth floor.

On the table.

It was a rare occasion that the grandfather and grandson of the Jiang family sat at the same table to eat in harmony. Housekeeper Jiang had a rosy face and stood happily by the side, adding dishes to the old and young.

Jiang Lao, who is over 60 years old, with a head of neatly groomed gray hair and sharp and clear eyes, looks lovingly at his eldest grandson who is dining elegantly opposite him.

"Didn't you say before that you would never eat with grandpa? Why did you suddenly think of me, an old widower, today?" Jiang Lao teased cheerfully.

Jiang Huai pursed his lips, his ears turned red, and he didn't say anything.

Butler Jiang smiled and said, "Old Master, the eldest young master just said it in anger, so don't take it seriously."

Jiang Huai, who had just woken up, learned that his parents and younger brother had died in a car accident a year ago. He was in a state of collapse, hostile and angry towards Jiang Lao, believing that it was Jiang Lao's failure to handle the internal strife in the Jiang family that led to the death of his parents and younger brother in the car accident. He even vowed never to eat at the same table with the old man again.

At that time, Jiang Huai was only immersed in his own sadness. He never thought that while he lost his parents and biological brother, the old man also lost his son, daughter-in-law and young grandson.

"You, just spoil him. He's an adult, but he never thinks before he speaks." Jiang Lao shook his head helplessly.

"No matter how old the eldest master is, he is still a child in front of you, old master." Butler Jiang acted as a lobbyist for the grandfather and grandson.

"Ahem..." Jiang Huai coughed awkwardly and said to Jiang Lao uncomfortably, "The fish is good today, you try it."

Butler Jiang was delighted. He picked up a piece of fish and put it in Jiang Lao's bowl, and said slowly: "This fish was caught today. The meat is delicious and there is no fishy smell at all."

Jiang Huai carefully tilted his ear to listen to the movement on the other side.

Seeing this, Jiang Lao couldn't help but be moved, and picked up the chopsticks to eat the fish meat that was asking for peace.

Hearing the sound of chewing, Jiang Huai's brows relaxed.

Butler Jiang said, "That's right. There's no way a grandfather and his grandson would hold such a grudge!"

Jiang Huai's face turned red and he stopped talking.

Jiang Lao put down his chopsticks, his eyes showing kindness, and looked at his eldest grandson who was wearing a hospital gown opposite him with heartache: "I heard that there is a little girl who often comes to the fifth floor to talk with you. If you like, grandpa can invite her to accompany you every day."

"No need." Jiang Huai shook his head, his tone gentle and happy, "Don't disturb her, and don't investigate her identity at will. I can explore and uncover the secret myself."

"Okay." Jiang Lao didn't force it, knowing that his eldest grandson was a sensible person. "As long as you are happy."

Jiang Huai touched the napkin at hand, wiped the corner of his mouth calmly, looked at Jiang Lao with empty eyes, and said, "Grandpa, please arrange an operation for me tomorrow. I haven't seen the sun for a long time."

Jiang Lao's body trembled, and he looked at his eldest grandson opposite him in surprise, who didn't seem to be joking.

Ever since the child woke up, he has been avoiding reality and refused to have surgery to restore his eyesight. Jiang Lao couldn't persuade him and thought he would have to live with his blind grandson for the rest of his life.

When Butler Jiang heard that Jiang Huai was willing to do the surgery, he was no less shocked and excited than Jiang Lao. Fearing that Jiang Huai would change his mind at the last minute, he hurriedly said, "I'll go notify Doctor Bai and see if the surgery can be arranged tonight!"

After saying this, he didn't even have time to put down the chopsticks in his hand, and hurriedly left the ward to look for someone.

Jiang Huai wanted to say there was no need to be so anxious, but the person had already left.

"Don't blame the housekeeper for being so excited. We two old men are just worried that you might change your mind at the last minute." Jiang Lao silently wiped the moisture from the corners of his eyes. He was happier than anyone else that his eldest grandson could cheer up.

Jiang Huai felt guilty, "I was ignorant and made Grandpa and Butler Jiang worry."

"I don't blame you." Jiang Lao's eyes were red. "It's normal for you to find it hard to accept what happened. After the operation, when your eyesight is restored, we will go see your parents and your brother. They haven't seen you for a long time, and they must miss you very much."

Jiang Huai's nose felt sore, his unfocused eyes were filled with tears, and his voice was choked with sobs: "I know!"

After dinner and listening to Bai Shuoling's surgical arrangements for Jiang Huai, Jiang Lao left the fifth floor accompanied by Butler Jiang.

Along the way, the two old men walked along the corridor at a leisurely pace, with unprecedented relaxed smiles on their faces.

Butler Jiang said, "I just checked secretly, and the dice passed to the mistress of the Jiang family is gone."

Jiang Lao paused for a moment and asked suspiciously, "Could it be that he gave it to the little girl who often came up to the fifth floor to talk to Ah Huai?"

"It must have been given to her!" Butler Jiang said confidently, "I think the young master was willing to have the surgery this time because of that little girl."

The corners of Jiang Lao's wrinkled eyes were tinged with joy, "Soon the Jiang family will be able to have a wedding, it's better to be festive and wash away the bad luck of the past two years."

"Old Master, we don't even know what the girl's name is. Isn't it a bit hasty to arrange it so quickly?" Although he said this, there was a hint of anticipation on Butler Jiang's face.

"Don't be hasty. Ah Huai has had good taste since he was young. The person he chooses must be the best girl in the world." Old Jiang trusts the judgment of his eldest grandson very much.

Butler Jiang smiled and agreed with Jiang Lao's words, "I heard from the bodyguard that the girl is very pretty, ten times prettier than the little star on TV. Our young master should either not be picky or pick the best one."

"That brat has the youthful demeanor of an old man like me." Jiang Lao said happily.

"That's right. Everyone in the imperial capital knows that our Jiang family has very high standards." Butler Jiang flattered.

While the two were talking, a handsome young man in a suit and tie came towards them.

Seeing the two old men, Fu Xiuyan paused for two seconds, then stopped his leisurely pace and greeted them, "Mr. Jiang."

Jiang Lao suppressed his outward emotions and looked at the young man in front of him with his sharp eyes.

The man lowered his head slightly, with his back slightly bent, neither humble nor arrogant, his temperament aloof and cold, without the slightest bit of flattery or nervousness when meeting someone in a higher position, just like a normal junior meeting an elder, greeting him in a graceful and extremely polite manner.

All the necessary manners were there, and there wasn't the slightest bit of unnecessary closeness.